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Orchestra interprets Classic Pop Hits
(18) | 30/11/2016 | Translate: British DJ Pete Tong and the radio station Radio 1 BBC in partnership with the Heritage Orchestra, decided to organise a concert featured classic pop tracks. The Orchestra, interpreted inter alia Fatboy Slim, Shapeshifters, Robert Miles, ATB, Moby, Frankie Knuckles and Inner City. The concert took place at London's Royal Albert Hall.
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